Salsiccia Sausage Rope Toy

An Italian classic—with a lot more squealing. Ferribiella Salsiccia Sausage Rope Toy was selected for dogs who love a good tug as much as a good chase. Combining realistic latex sausages with sturdy knotted cotton rope, it's made for games that go back and forth until someone finally wins.

Perfect for: tug-of-war, fetch, chewing, interactive play, and dogs who never let go.

• Interactive tug toy with three realistic sausage shapes
• Knotted cotton rope for gripping and tugging
• Durable latex sausages with playful detailing
• Perfect for fetch, tug-of-war, and everyday chewing
• Lightweight yet durable construction
• Approx. 55 × 6.5 × 5cm

Throw it, tug it, or let your dog carry it around. Always supervise play and inspect the toy regularly for signs of wear.

Latex and cotton rope.

What is the toy made from?
The toy combines durable latex sausages with a strong knotted cotton rope.

What games is it best for?
It's perfect for tug-of-war, fetch, and everyday interactive play.

Is it suitable for chewing?
Yes. The latex and rope construction provides different textures that many dogs enjoy chewing.

Is it suitable for heavy chewers?
Always supervise your dog during play and replace the toy if it becomes damaged.

Shipping

• Orders ship within 1–2 business days.
• Free shipping across the EU and the UK on orders over €100.
• Switzerland & Norway: free shipping on orders over €250.
• We ship with Mondial Relay and DPD.

Returns

• 14-day return window.
• Free returns within the EU and the UK.
• Switzerland & Norway: we provide a free return label and deduct a €10 handling fee from the refund.

Wipe clean with a damp cloth and allow to air dry completely. Check the toy regularly and replace it if it becomes damaged.

Ferribiella began in Biella, Italy, in 1980, when Alberto and Carmen Avonto turned their family hardware business into what would become a family-run pet company. Today, the collection stretches from walk and wear to toys, sleep, travel, feeding, and grooming, with new seasonal collections developed year after year. What keeps us interested isn't the size of the catalogue. It's the very Italian refusal to treat function and good design as separate things.